Sophie Mashlan has just announced a New Zealand tour to support the release of her debut full-length album PERFECT DISASTER, out on April 23.
The Auckland-based indie-alt-folk artist will play Anthology Lounge in Auckland on the day of the album’s release, Tuesday, April 23; Nivara Lounge in Hamilton on Thursday, May 2, Incubator Creative Hub in Tauranga on Wednesday, May 8; Paisley Stage (opening for Julia Deans) in Napier on Thursday, May 9; House Concert Room 25 in Nelson on Saturday, May 11; Grainstore Gallery in Oamaru on Thursday, May 16; Sherwood in Queenstown on Friday, May 17; Lyttelton Records in Christchurch on Saturday, May 18 and Dog With Two Tails in Dunedin on Sunday, May 19.
Tickets available HERE
Sophie’s sound is steeped in folk, but also shines with a unique and refreshing blend of indie pop. She is a consummate live performer with a mesmerising stage persona, which has earned her support slots with the likes of renowned Californian musician Donavon Frankenreiter on his New Zealand tour; Australian singer-songwriter Vance Joyand Berlin-based NZ artist Graham Candy.
Watch Sophie performing on RNZ last year here.
Sophie’s 10-track debut album PERFECT DISASTER includes recent singles ‘Not This Time’ and ‘Let You Down’.
The album was recorded in Lyttelton with the legendary Ben Edwards, who has worked with the likes of Marlon Williams, Aldous Harding, Nadia Reid, Delaney Davidson and Tami Neilson.
Sophie Mashlan – PERFECT DISASTER – album released Tuesday April 23.
Pre-order now HERE or pre-save HERE
Sophie Mashlan – PERFECT DISASTER –
New Zealand tour 2019
Tuesday April 23 – Anthology Lounge, Auckland
Thursday May 2 – Nivara Lounge, Hamilton
Wednesday May 8 – Incubator Creative Hub, Tauranga
Thursday May 9 – Paisley Stage (Julia Deans Show), Napier
Saturday May 11 – House Concert Room 25, Nelson
Thursday May 16 – Grainstore Gallery, Oamaru
Friday May 17 – Sherwood, Queenstown
Saturday May 18 – Lyttelton Record, Christchurch
Sunday May 19 – Dog With Two Tails, Dunedin
Tickets on sale Monday April 1 at from
www.undertheradar.co.nz